Single user mode uses / as root's home directory, so that can't be it. --- Richard Tango-Lowy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I would think it's because, when things get really > mangled and you have > to log in to single-user to recover, at least you > can get to root's home > directory. > > Rich > > On Thu, 2002-10-03 at 21:43, Dave Seff wrote: > Why must /root be on the same file system as / ? > > I keep mine separate as not to wipe out ssh keys > and other things. I can > change it after the initial install and all is > fine, but the installer > complains. > > > Just wondering. > -Dave > > -- > ars Cognita Richard Tango-Lowy > --------------------- > President > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > 603 424-0713 >
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